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BEFORE CALLINGFOR SERviCE
Before you call for service, review this list. It may save you time and expense. This list includes common
occurrences
that are not the result of a defect in workmanship
or materials.
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Make sure e ectrica
p ug isp ugged
completely
into a .............
not start
not completely inserted in
live,properly grounded outlet.
the electrical o utlet.
Air conditionerdoes
not cool properly
• Thehousefuseis blownor the
circuitbreakerhastripped.
Powerfailure.
• Theintegrated circuitbreakerin the
plug hastripped.
. FL appearsin the display.
Roomtemperatureis less than the
set temperature.
Airflow is restricted.
• The air filter is dirty.
• The roomis very hot, or not enough
time allowedfor cooling.
• Coldair is escaping.
Coolingcoils haveiced up.
Areato be cooledis too large for
the air conditioner.
o Doorsor windows are open.
Air conditionerruns
too often or too long
Replace the fuseor resetthe circuitbreaker. M akesure
that thereare nootherappliances o n thesamecircuit.
• If a powerfailureoccurs, t urnthe powerOFE When
poweris restored, w ait 3 minutesbeforerestarting the
air conditioner.
• Press the RESET b uttonon theair conditioner p lug.
If the resetbuttonwill notstayengaged, unplugthe air
conditioner a ndcontacta qualified servicetechnician.
• Thewater collectiontank is full. Drainthe tank and
reset yoursettings.
Seethe Careand Cleaningsection.
This is normal.The air conditionerautomatically
shutsoff when the roomequalsor is less than the
set temperature.Adjustthe temperaturesetting,
if needed.
Makesure there is sufficientclearancearoundthe
air conditionerandthat the air inlet and outlet are
not blocked by furniture,curtains,etc.
Cleanthe air filter at least everytwo weeks. Seethe
Careand Cleaningsection.
• Whenfirst turned on, allowthe air conditioner
sufficienttime to coolthe room.
Checkfor openfurnace floor registersor cold air
returns,or openwindows or doors.
• In especiallyhot, humidweather and when the air
conditioneris runningfrequently or for extended
periods,ice can form on the coolingcoils, blocking
air flow. Setthe controlsto HighFan(F3)or High
Cool(F3),and set to a warmer temperature.
• Consultyour dealerfor the air conditionercapacity
necessary to coolthe desiredarea.
Makesure doorsand windowsare closed.
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